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Frazier, John Warren was born on May 20, 1913 in Columbus, Ohio, United States. Son of Forrest Faye and Maybelle E. (Warren) Frazier.
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John Warren Frazier, American civil engineer. Recipient National Civil Government award, 1974, Edmund Friedman Professional Engineering award American Society of Civil Engineers, 1975, Citizenship award Kansas Engineering Society, 1981, Distinguished Service award Kansas State University College Engineering, 1983, inducted into College Engineering Hall of Fame, 1989.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Kansas State University, 1935.
Career
With, Kansas Highway Commission, 1935-1946; construction engineering, Finney & Turpinseed, Topeka, 1946-1994; managing partner, Finney & Turpinseed, 1968-1983.
Membership
Member Kansas State Board Education, 1966-1979, chairman 1971-1977, vice-chairman, 1977-1979. Member Kansas Master Planning Commission (education) 1972-1979, National Association State Boards Education, Board Examiners and Appeals, Topeka, 1967-1977, Board Building and Fire Appeals, 1977-1993, chairman 1987-1993. Trustee Kansas State University Foundation, 1961.
Alumni representative intercollegiate Athletic Council Kansas State University, 1961-1985. Fellow American Society of Civil Engineers (district director 1968-1970, v.p 1971-1973). Member Kansas State University Alumni Association (president 1961-1962), Chamber of Commerce United States, Kansas Association Commerce and Industry, Chi Epsilon (honorary) Clubs: President's, Golden K (national president 1985-1986) (Kansas State University).
Connections
Son of Forrest Faye and Maybelle E. (Warren) F. M. Edna E. Johnson, May 25, 1935. 1 daughter, Mary Faye Frazier Bradley.
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November 12, 1994 (aged 81) -
Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient National Civil Government award, 1974, Edmund Friedman Professional Engineering award American Society of Civil Engineers, 1975, Citizenship award Kansas Engineering Society, 1981, Distinguished Svc. award Kansas State University College Engineering, 1983, inducted into College Engineering Hall of Fame, 1989.Recipient National Civil Government award, 1974, Edmund Friedman Professional Engineering award American Society of Civil Engineers, 1975, Citizenship award Kansas Engineering Society, 1981, Distinguished Svc. award Kansas State University College Engineering, 1983, inducted into College Engineering Hall of Fame, 1989.